The correct term would be neutrality.
When World War II started in 1939, the United States did not want to get involved in any major foreign conflict. This policy of neutrality would allow them to stay out of the war for the time being. The US Congress passed three different neutrality acts in Congress during the 1930's to ensure this policy remained. This included cutting off trade with nations involved in wars and avoiding entering war zones with any American merchant ships.
Death by crucification is a penalty for sinning. However, Jesus never sinned.
Soo... in the year 1054, the Christian Church split into a Western Church and an Eastern Church. In this schism (or official separation) the church in the west became the Roman Catholic Church and in the east it became the Eastern Orthodox Church. Disagreements between the Western and Eastern Churches had been going on for a while now.. Most disagreements centered on the question of who had religious authority, the pope in Rome or the Byzantine emperor and the patriarchs (religious leaders of the eastern Christian church) in Constantinople. An early dispute erupted over the use of icons, or religious images. In the year 730, the Byzantine emperor, Leo III, banned the use of icons in Christian homes and churches. The pope disagreed with this and Pope Gregory III went as far as excommunicating the emperor. In 843 the ban was lifted, but the split between east and west had started to begin.
The power struggle between the pope and Byzantine emperors continued. The pope turned to political and military leaders in the west for support and began to cut ties with the Byzantine emperor. In the year 800, the pope crowned Charlemagne the new Holy Roman Emperor. This outraged the Byzantines who felt that the Byzantine emperor was the true ruler of the Roman Empire. The dispute between the pope and Byzantine emperors still remained. The pope claimed authority over the church, kings, and emperors, including the Eastern Church and the Byzantine emperor. The Byzantine emperor claimed authority over the eastern patriarch and the church in the east. This matter came to a head in 1054. Cerularius, the patriarch of Constantinople, closed churches that used western rites. Pope Leo IX was furious and sent Cardinal Humbert to Constantinople to deliver a proclamation by the pope excommunicating Cerularius. Cerularius then excommunicated the cardinal, even though he had no power to do so. These actions showed that the schism between the Western Church and Eastern Church was said and done.
The United States was mostly concerned with Asian countries, especially those close to the USSR and China, which were hubs for Communism. This is why we got involved in Korea leading to the Korean War, and Vietnam leading to the Vietnam War.
The Magna Carta influenced many founding documents of the American government. The Magna Carta was created to give people many rights and to limit the king’s power. The Barons and others in England were frustrated with the high taxes that had to be paid and that there were many unsuccessful wars.
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